The Hispanic Alumni Association has created the Greg Trevino Memorial Scholarship, which will honor the university's former director of Inclusiveness and Intercultural Services, a university official said.

Kay Higgins, associate dean of student development, said the new annually awarded scholarship will be available for the first time next fall semester.

Trevino died in an automobile accident in May. He was regarded for his work and help in founding the Hispanic Alumni Association, said Bobby Montes, the current president of the organization.

For senior forward Kevin Langford, winning Saturday's game against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and showing signs of improving as a team were far more important than becoming the 29th player in school history to eclipse the 1,000 career points milestone.

"The win was better than getting 1,000 points," Langford said. "We knew we could win, and now we have to go try to get the next one on the road."

Langford entered the game only needing one point to reach the 1,000-point mark and finished the game with nine points and three rebounds.

Senior kick-off specialist Drew Combs was honored with the 2008 College Football Rudy Award at the American Football Coaches Association Convention on Monday at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tenn.

Combs was awarded a trophy and a $5,000 scholarship by Rudy Ruettiger, whom the award is named for. Ruettiger is famous for being the subject in the movie "Rudy," a movie about his trials being a student-athlete at the University of Notre Dame.

FORTWORTH, Texas -- Members of the equestrian team will enter this weekend's Varsity Equestrian National Championships with an odd matchup in the individuals bracket - they will be facing themselves in the opening round Friday.

Senior Carrie von Uhlit and junior Kelsey Huffman will face each other in the opening round of the individual competition around 3:15 p.m., something that head coach Gary Reynolds said was an odd situation that went away from the seeding formula.

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It's the final question for a chance to win 20 million rupees in the Hindi version of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"

Ironically, 18-year old Jamal Malik (Dev Patel), the contestant of the TV show from the slums of Mumbai, never knew the answer to this question, taken from a well-known book which he once studied at school.

So, how did Jamal get the answer correct? Did he cheat or was it luck?

"Slumdog Millionaire" gives you the answer in bits and pieces.